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Anxiety Over Radiation Drives a Sales Surge for a Drug Against Thyroid Cancer 2011-03-15

By ANDREW POLLACK

As Japan races to avoid a nuclear disaster, some Americans and companies in the United States are scrambling to obtain potassium iodide, a drug that can protect people from radiation-induced thyroid cancer.

Hospital Chief Facing U.S. Charges Is Fired 2011-03-15

By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS

A hospital executive who has been accused of bribery in a federal corruption investigation has been ousted by his board and replaced by his second in command, the board announced on Tuesday.

Immune to Cuts: Lofty Salaries at Hospitals 2011-03-15

By JIM DWYER

At Bronx-Lebanon, a hospital that exists only by the grace and taxed fortunes of the people of New York State, the chief executive was paid $4.8 million in 2007 and $3.6 million in 2008, records show. At NewYork-Presbyterian, a hospital system that

For Elderly Muslims, Few Care Options Outside the Home 2011-03-15

By KAREN STABINER

Nazli Currim lived for 14 years at the intersection of tradition and frustration. After her father died, her mother moved into Ms. Currim’s home. She cared for her mother full time, even after a stroke six years before she died.

The Debate Over Brokers’ Fees 2011-03-15

By REED ABELSON

The issue of how to weigh the cost of paying insurance brokers under the new federal health care law is up for debate again, even though state regulators made their final recommendations last year.

This Week’s Health Industry News 2011-03-15

By REED ABELSON

Expect the talk in Washington about the federal health care law to intensify as we approach the one-year anniversary of the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act next week.

Adventures of a Stair Master 2011-03-15

By STEVE LOHR

FOR me, stair climbing is an exercise chaser. My real exercise is hard, sustained cardio, five times a week, at a gym these days, but a lifetime habit begun when I was an 8-year-old by running a half-mile before breakfast, around the block in Neenah

Virginia: Judge Orders Nutrition for Immigrant in Nursing Home 2011-03-15

By DEBORAH SONTAG

A judge ordered Friday that a Rwandan immigrant whose feeding tube was removed three weeks ago against her family’s wishes be given nutrition and hydration immediately.

Relationship Troubles Add to ‘Pre-Baby’ Blues 2011-03-14

By Denise Mann

Study Suggests Pregnant Women in Unhappy Relationships May Be at Risk for Depression

Low Vitamin D Levels Seen in Parkinson's Patients 2011-03-14

By Salynn Boyles

Study Suggests Possible Link Between Vitamin D and Parkinson’s Disease

Number of Alzheimer’s Caregivers Is Increasing 2011-03-14

By Kathleen Doheny

15 Million Americans Take Care of Someone With Alzheimer’s or Dementia

Heavy Drinking Linked to Pancreatic Cancer 2011-03-14

By Brenda Goodman

Study Shows Association Between 3 or More Drinks a Day and Risk of Pancreatic Cancer

Metformin Gets Highest Marks in Diabetes Study 2011-03-14

By Jennifer Warner

Analysis Suggests Metformin Should Be First-Line Treatment for Type 2 Diabetes

Parenting Suffers When Dad Has Depression 2011-03-14

By Brenda Goodman

Study: Depressed Fathers More Likely to Spank, Less Likely to Read to Young Children

Depression Risk Factors for People With Diabetes 2011-03-14

By Jennifer Warner

Negative Life Events, Obesity, Poor Disease Control May Raise Depression Risk in People With Diabetes

Fatty Fish May Cut Risk of Macular Degeneration 2011-03-14

By Denise Mann

Study Shows Omega-3s in Fish May Reduce Risk of Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Nuclear Meltdown in Japan: What's the Risk of Radiation? 2011-03-14

By Daniel J. DeNoon

FAQ on Radiation Risk From Tsunami-Damaged Nuclear Plants

Bariatric Surgery Benefits May Outweigh Risks 2011-03-14

By Bill Hendrick

Weight Loss Procedure Cuts Heart Risks

'Poor Quality' Job as Mentally Harmful as No Job 2011-03-14

By Bill Hendrick

Study Suggests Leaving Unemployment for an Overly Demanding Job Can Take a Toll on Mental Health

Forget the Treadmill. Get a Dog. 2011-03-14

By TARA PARKER-POPE

Kevin Moloney for The New York Times UNLEASHED Among dog owners who went for regular walks, 60 percent met federal criteria for regular moderate or vigorous exercise, a new study says.

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